a retrospective exceptional artist

Best of-albums have a reputation that the record company wants to fast times coal without having to invest a lot. Most of the artists taxes added one or two new tracks, and finished the album.

In the present album of Lisa Gerrard there is unfortunately nothing new to hear. And that's about the only flaw that adheres this album.

Alone the artfully designed artwork and booklet so some tears out again. But we're used to from the 4AD albums.

Otherwise, there is a truly representative overview of the work of this exceptional artist with the inimitable voice. Your time with Brendan Perry is well lit, as well as her solo stuff. Embed these songs in its soundtrack work. I liked best in the compilation of songs. Only soundtrack excerpts, then there again soundtrack excerpts with Dead Can Dance or Solo and at the end.

Fans have everything anyway and would need this album really is not. Where they buy certainly the sake of completeness the disc. All they know is through the soundtracks, highly placed this album in his heart.

And the rest who will not hear this album, missed a retrospective of a truly great artist. Her voice and the music speak for itself, what should one be struggling to find the right words.